Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-12

Dr. j. s. Curtis, the distinguished specialist,
who has been at the Grand Windsor Hotel for
the past four weeks, has met with an over
whelming practice since the first opening of his
rooms in Dallas. 1t would De surprising 10 the
average observer to know the large number of
cases existing in our community OF the diseases
comprised in the limited list to which the Doctor
devotes his whole time and attention. His
rooms have been crowded every day, sometimes
as many as fifty new cases presenting them
selves in single day.
The Doctors practice has by no means been
confined t. Dallas or its immediate surround
ings. Cases have presented themselves from
remote parts of the state, and IN many cases
leading citizens of Paris, Tyler, Colorado City,
Mckinney, Henrietta. Palo Pinto, Weat; err
ford, WaXahachie, AlvaradO, Hillsboro, Gle
burne, Bolton, TeNarkana, Marshall, LOngYiew
and Palestine have BEEN glad to avail shem-
selves of his professional services.
1t is a well known fact that skill and Enowl-
edge In the practice of surgery can only be
acquired by special attention to the diseases
which may be relieved In this manner. DR..
Lurtis has for many years devoted himself to
his practice as a specislistin the following
classes of cases, and the skill ne has acquired
by constant practice has become almost mar
vicious.
He cures cross eyes and straightens the
worst cases in one minute. In the case of
Pterygium, ii IN that grows over the eyeball
is removed and positively will not grow again
His success In cases of cataract has been phe-
nominal, and in many cases persons who have
been blind for years have had the priceless
boon of sight restored. He is equally success
full in the cure of granulsted lids aHd inflsmma-
ton of all parts of the delicate mechanism of
the eye All chronic diseases of the eye. no
matter of how long standing, are positively
cured by his treatment tCatarrh, which usu-
ally battles the skill of the best physicians, and
which is by many considered incurable in this
climate, is one of his speeialtiss in which he Is
phenominally successful. He has positively
cured many of the worst cases OF long stand
ing. Deafness, causedsfrom Catarrh or other
wise, relieved at onceE
Piles and Fissure ne relieves In one treat
ment without the use Of knife, caustic or l!ga
ment. His skill in the rem oval of Tumors from
any part of the body Is attestad by hundreds of
relieved patients. He Is equally successful in
the cure of old ulcers, Cancers, etc, and the
causes are removed In every case by local and
constitutional treatment.
DR. Curtis treatment of diseases of women
has been universally Successful. The hundreds
of compiled ions arising IN thi4 class of cases
are such that the ordinary practitioner mas
neither the time nor facilities 70 look up, con
seq emily fails TO cure.
In connection With the above statements it ia
well to recollect that DR. Curtis offers 500
ward to any one Who Will prove at of his pub
lshed testimonials or press notices untrue.
These testm malls speak for themselves and
some from the grateful hearts of those Who
have felt his 81 III and have been relieved.
Further part enlsrs will be furnished on ap-
plIcation In person or by mall to DIR. j :. Cur
It's office, Koomi6i, Grand Windsor Hotel, Dial
las, Tex.